Crossfire Trail is a 2001 American made-for-television western film directed by Simon Wincer and starring Tom Selleck, Virginia Madsen, and Wilford Brimley.

With his last breaths, Rodney makes Covington swear an oath to take care of his beloved Wyoming ranch and his wife, Anne.

He finds Anne and informs her of what happened, but she refuses to believe him, as it's been accepted that Rodney was killed by a Sioux war party a year previously.

Anne is also being wooed by wealthy businessman Bruce Barkow, who essentially runs the town and secretly desires the ranch for his own purposes.

Dorn arrives in town and meets with Barkow; he agrees to kill Covington and his friends in exchange for a piece of the ranch for himself.

When the three days run out, Barkow sends Dorn to the ranch, where he perches atop a hill with a sniper rifle.

When Anne rides in and tells Barkow she believes Covington, he angrily beats her and forces the town's cowardly sheriff/justice of the peace to marry them in front of the townspeople, thereby giving him legal control over the ranch.

Covington, Rock, and Gill hold a funeral for J.T., then load up their guns and ride into town to confront Barkow and Dorn.

Even though Gill and the store owner are both shot and wounded, all of Barkow's men are gunned down, with Rock killing Luke by emptying his rifle into him.